While the Fourth Amendment provides crucial protections against unreasonable searches and seizures, we must recognize that law enforcement has several exceptions at their disposal. If you've been charged with a crime after a search, it's crucial to consult an experienced criminal defense lawyer.
When an officer of the law conducts an arrest, they use probable cause to justify that arrest. Before a search warrant is issued, probable cause must be demonstrated to the courts as reason enough to issue the warrant.
When Police Want To Search Your Car, You Need To Know Your Rights We have all had that moment filled with dread: all of a sudden you see those red and blue lights in your rear-view mirror. Typically it is a routine traffic stop and after a brief interaction and potential warning or ticket, you are […]
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